Fragmentation in the polarisation research field prompted leading scholars to call for the development of systemic, integrative approaches to understanding the phenomenon. This thesis answers that call by constructing a model where different interpretations of polarisation can be co-located and examined. The model operationalises places, issues, and people as structural anchors, which are extracted from a decade of Australian and Canadian news media data related to three shared social issues (immigration, Indigenous matters, and artificial intelligence). Testing demonstrates the model's capacity to reveal configurations that may point to how polarisation is structured.
Scientific journals are integral to the dissemination and validation of academic knowledge. Within the framework of neoliberal globalisation, where English has become the lingua franca, British and North American journals are often regarded as international while simultaneously becoming objects of commodification. Ad...
Perla Zusman, Verónica Hollman· Transactions (Institute of B...· 1 citation
In commons and institutional research, the Institutional Analysis and Development framework (IADF) has proven itself as a useful tool to investigate the complexities of social-environmental systems. It is effective in guiding researchers through the process of understanding complex problem situations. The framework hel...
Iasc-Ecn Power Collective, Désirée Schwindenhammer, Lavanya Suresh et al.· International Journal of the...· 0 citations
Limits of Western International Relations Research: Bias, Theory and Decontextualisation undertakes a dual inquiry: it examines methodological practices in international relations (IR) research and evaluates the quality of media reporting, with the 2008 Russo-Georgian War serving as the primary case study. The secondar...
This article examines why Poland's formal adoption of EU Circular Economy framework failed to produce substantive policy change. Combining documentary analysis of legislative instruments with frame analysis of 65 parliamentary and media statements (December 2015 – June 2025), the authors identify three mechanisms – cog...
M. Ćwiklicki, Anna Mirzyńska, M. Zajączkowska· Przegląd europejski· 0 citations
Abstract This introduction to the Symposium on the (re)turn of activist government in the EU is structured around four guiding research questions: whether the EU’s shift toward state interventionism is structural or contingent; how the emerging forms of state activism relate to the preceding neoliberal paradigm; to wha...
L. Antoniolli, M. Dani· European Law Open· 0 citations
Abstract Brazilian South-South Cooperation (BSSC) has been the subject of intensive research, but no systematic review has been carried out so far. Current literature fails to answer key questions: How has the research agenda on BSSC evolved? Which methods were used? What evidence supports the analytical frameworks? Ar...
R. Schleicher, A. Barros-Platiau, C. McManus· Revista Brasileira de Políti...· 0 citations
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